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Global tourist behavior survey results
Overview
A survey conducted by SafariBookings.com, involving 192 tour operators, evaluated international tourists across five categories: politeness, tipping, spending, sense of adventure, and culinary interest.
The study identified Japanese tourists as the most polite in the world, accounting for 21.1% of mentions. Norway (10.6%) and Switzerland (10.4%) followed in the politeness rankings, while Canadian and American travelers also ranked highly in this category. Italian tourists were ranked lowest at 1.3%.
Regarding other behaviors, American travelers were noted as the highest spenders and most generous tippers, accounting for 29.5% of responses. German tourists were categorized as the most adventurous, and Indian travelers were primarily motivated by culinary experiences. Additionally, European travelers were highlighted for their interest in wildlife and conservation.
Entities
SafariBookings · Switzerland · Imara Tours Zanzibar · Japan · Norway
Timeline
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10 days ago
[CULTURE] 13 sourcesJapan ranked as world's most polite nationality of touristsA SafariBookings study reveals Japanese tourists are the world's most polite, followed by Norwegians and Swiss, while Americans lead in tipping and spending.
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12 days ago
[CULTURE] 8 sourcesJapan ranked as world's most polite tourists in new surveyA SafariBookings.com survey of 192 tour operators found Japanese tourists to be the most polite, while Americans lead in tipping and spending, and Germans are recognized as the most adventurous travelers.
Sources
bizlife.rs · ca.news.yahoo.com · cna.gr · dan.co.me · demetra.rs · es.euronews.com · glasregije.net · gr.euronews.com · ilialive.gr · index.hr · kumanovskimuabeti.mk · lifo.gr · metro-portal.hr · pvinformer.me · sapo.pt · srpskacafe.com · stil.kurir.rs · teleskop.hr · traveltomorrow.com · zajecaronline.com · znet.hr
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